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Grover Hot Springs
Grover Hot Springs State Park is located in Markleeville, California, in the Sierra Nevada Mountains. The park is known for its natural hot springs, which are open to the public. The hot springs are fed by a natural underground geothermal aquifer, and the water is heated to temperatures ranging from 95 to 112 degrees Fahrenheit. Visitors can enjoy soaking in the hot springs, as well as camping, hiking, fishing, and picnicking. The park also features a variety of wildlife, including deer, coyotes, and birds.
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User Reviews
Tammy Hoffman
Great hot springs! Staff is awesome, life guard so friendly! Very relaxing, felt great after hiking the afternoon.
Cyndi Huffman
Absolutely beautiful setting. Wish we could had stayed at the state park campground- but at 30ft we are too long. After driving around we understand why. The day use picnic area is really nice. Nice they allow dogs also (on leash). The park worker was super hopeful!
Chris Sonneborn
Nice hot pool and cold pool. Honestly, have been spoiled with other more luxury hot springs. The staff were very nice, and it would be terrific to hit at night and stargaze.
Don Bergan
They are amazing. Only 1.5 hours per session but that was enough for me. They are set deep in the mountains and even have a cool pool to dip in should you get too hot. The hot springs were about 104 degrees. Toasty!
Hutch Kwatowski
Awesome place and my first hot spring experience. Only snag was that the gate attendant said I wasn’t on the register at first, and then said the “credit card machine” was down so bring cash for the day use parking as a backup. Water was warm and you can definitely feel the sediment. I was a bit apprehensive they allowed children in the hot pool but they weren’t a problem and were quiet. Cold pool was nice to stretch out as the hot pool got cramped. Hiked to the waterfall beforehand and everything was well marked great meadow hike and interpretive signs. Will be back again sometime! The older gentleman at the pool explained a few of the features and about the sediment which I was shocked! See the picture attached. It didn’t phase me but it’s definitely not crystal clear water lol.